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eric-b

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  1. How to identify the ProcessId (PID) in which a test is running ?

    Remote debugging would be a very cool feature but in my case, I don't use processing grid feature. So, having a PID if test runners are local is just fine for me. Thanks for your answers.

    03 Sep 2014 09:53 UTC

  2. How to identify the ProcessId (PID) in which a test is running ?

    Ok, I created it: https://ncrunch.uservoice.com/forums/245203-feature-requests/suggestions/6387141-show-the-pid-of-process-in-which-a-test-is-running Is it possible to break into a test with grid processing ? Because the only relevant case in which it's usefull in my opinion is when we break into…

    03 Sep 2014 09:07 UTC

  3. How to identify the ProcessId (PID) in which a test is running ?

    Ok, actually I use a similar technique with process explorer to identify Ncrunch process when it starts (PE highlights new processes in green). I expected to find the pid in the Process Queue or Tests window. Thanks

    03 Sep 2014 06:04 UTC

  4. How to identify the ProcessId (PID) in which a test is running ?

    Hi, Is there an easy way to identify the PID for a given test, while it is executing ? I wish to attach the performance profiler when I break into a test... Thanks.

    02 Sep 2014 16:13 UTC

  5. NCrunch 2.8.0.36 Renaming a test can cause inconsistent results

    Ah, I understand :-) Thanks for that clarification.

    01 Sep 2014 11:34 UTC

  6. NCrunch 2.8.0.36 Renaming a test can cause inconsistent results

    Ok, It's absolutely not critical to me (renaming a test is rather rare). I simply signaled it. I thought of a ghost result related issue but interestingly the renamed test succeed and unrenamed tests fail. It's not as if the old-named test fails (what would be a ghost). So, I don't know how resu…

    01 Sep 2014 07:43 UTC

  7. NCrunch 2.8.0.36 Renaming a test can cause inconsistent results

    Hi, Thanks for your response. I didn't know the sliding build delay setting but after check, its value is 0. I also tried on another computer, with 2.8 and that issue is easily reproducible. I also tried update 2.9.0.2 and issue is the same. I'm not sure if my first description was accura…

    31 Aug 2014 12:55 UTC

  8. NCrunch 2.8.0.36 Renaming a test can cause inconsistent results

    Hi, It seems there is a bug on Test renaming... I use NUnit: [code=csharp] [TestFixture] public class Tests { [Test] public void Test1() { } [Test] public void Test2() { } } [/code] I run tests in NCrunch, and all a…

    29 Aug 2014 14:07 UTC